Fiction - Food, Cooking - General & Miscellaneous, Toys, Dolls & Puppets
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Overview
Please do play with your food! Sturdy pop-out pieces let preschoolers practice their culinary skills — no supervision required.
It's a preschooler's dream — a chance not only to pick what you want to eat, but to make it yourself! Get out the frying pan and spatula. For breakfast there are eggs and bacon to fry and bread or bagels to pop in the toaster. Lunch brings plenty of sandwich choices — just layer the lettuce, cheese, tomato, and whatever you'd like. Best of all, there are ice-cream sundaes for dessert, with plenty of fruit to pile on for toppings. Leave it to pop-up master Robert Crowther to cook up a pop-out paradise where kids can play chef to their heart's content.
Editorials
Publishers Weekly
On cold days, what could be better than a warm meal? Let's Cook! A Press-Out-and-Play Book by Robert Crowther offers recipes even youngest chefs can handle. Beginning with a menu that folds out (and serves as a Table of Contents), the author lists "Sandwiches on Toast or a Bagel," for instance, picturing different options even fussy eaters will find appetizing (e.g., "Bacon, lettuce, and tomato"). Youngsters don't even have to touch the real thing; they can instead simply pop the piece of bread off a sturdy cardboard page and tuck it into the toaster, opposite. Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.Book Details
Published
November 30, 2004
Publisher
Candlewick Press (MA)
Pages
10
Format
Board
ISBN
9780763622664